and richard reese and trustees brian kane, but i would also like to thank members of the chairman's counsel for joining us this evening we are grateful to each and every one of you for your encouragement and support during this challenging time. we are pleased to welcome margaret mcmillan professor of history at the university of toronto and emeritus professor of international history at the university of oxford doctor mcmillan previously before going on at provost at university college and saint anthony college at the university of oxford and the author that was published this past fall in including paris 1919 nixon and now. joining us as moderator this evening professor of jurisprudence at columbia law school. a leading constitutional theorist who has an extensive history of government service serving in all three branches of government joining six administrations republican and democratic including most recently the intelligence program for critical infrastructure for strategic planning at the national security council. the presentation will last for an hour and your questions could be s

york historical roger her dog, the chair of our executive committee richard reese, and trustees brian kane, suzanne, david. i would also like to thank members of our chairman skelton who were joining us this evening. we are so very grateful to each and every one of you for your encouragement and support especially at this challenging time. now then, we are very pleased indeed to welcome martha mcmillian, a professor of international history at the university of oxford. doctor mcmillian prettily was on the faculty before going on to serve as provost at trinity college at the university of toronto. she's the author of "war: how conflict shaped us" which was published this past fall and her previous books include paris 1919, nixon and mao, and women. joining us this moderator the cd is philip bobbitt, professor at columbia law school. professor bobbitt is a leading constitutional theorist who has an extensive history of government service. he served in all three brancheso of government during six administrations both republican and democratic, including most recently as a director of the inte

and richard reese and trustees brian kane, but i would also like to thank members of the chairman's counsel for joining us this evening we are grateful to each a thank you for your encouragement and support during this challenging time. professor of history at the university of toronto previously on the faculty before going on as provost at trinity college at the university of toronto and that say into these college has university of oxford she is the author of war how conflict shape does. and those that ended piece. >> and professor of jurisprudence at columbia law school professor bother is a leading international there is too has an extensive history of government service. with the six administrations both republican and democratic. with those intelligence programs for critical infrastructure at the national security council. and with questions and answers and they can be submitted the q&a function on your zoom screen. we have disabled the chat function so please remember the q&a. we will get to as many questions as time allows. and now i turn it over to today's speakers. >> welcome marg

of trustees janet schaffner, the chair of our executive committee and trustees dorothy goldman, brian kane, jane reed, and tonight's speaker, akhil reed amar will be joining us momentarily on our virtual stage. i'd also like to thank the chair counsel, we are so very grateful to each and every one of you for your encouragement and support especially at this challenging time. we are pleased to welcome akhil reed amar back to our virtual stage. peace starling professor of law and science at yale university and before joining he clerked for an associate justice stephen breyer when he was judge for the court of appeals for the first circuit . akhil reed amar is an adjunct professor at columbia law school and author of the recently released book "the words that made us: america's constitutional conversation, 1760-1840" joining us as moderator this evening is richard brookhiser, senior fellow at the national institute, a senior editor of the national review and author of numerous books including me liberty: a history of the americas ty sectional idea and john marshall, the man who made the supre

kane will play. we had a talk. of course, it's a private conversation, but everything is ok, he is preparing himself. like brianrst match at norwich tomorrow. talisman virgil van dyk, who missed most of last season through injury, has signed a new contract with the club. the defender�*s extended his stay until the summer of 2025. van dijk only played five league games last season because of an knee injury. he's followed trent alexander—arnold, fabinho, and alisson in signing new deals with the club this summer. so this is what there is to look forward to this weekend. liverpool's first game of the season sees them travel to norwich in saturday's late game. the lunchtime kick off is at old trafford where manchester united take on leeds, there are five 3pm games, including super cup winners chelsea taking on crystal palace in what'll be patrick viera's first game as a premier league manager. it's delicately poised in the second test between england and india after day two at lords. india were all out for 361! — the man who only passed a late fitness test, jimmy anderson, taking five wickets. but england's reply d

kane will play. we had a talk. of course, it's a private conversation, but everything is ok, he's preparing himself. like brianthe club. the defender�*s extended his stay until the summer of 2025. van dijk only played five league games last season because of an knee injury. he's followed trent alexander—arnold, fabinho, and alisson in signing new deals with the club this summer. so this is what there is to look forward to this weekend. liverpool's first game of the season sees them travel to norwich in saturday's late game. the lunchtime kick off is at old trafford where manchester united take on leeds, there are five 3pm games, including super cup winners chelsea taking on crystal palace in what'll be patrick viera's first game as a premier league manager. it's delicately poised in the second test between england and india after day two at lords. india were all out for 364 — the man who only passed a late fitness test, jimmy anderson, taking five wickets. but england's reply didn't exactly go to plan — they'll resume tomorrow on 119—3 — as our sports news correspondent joe wilson reports. lord's on friday was

kane will play. we had a talk. of course, it is a private conversation. but everything is ok, he is preparing himself, like brianith five wickets. another stellar showing from him. england's batting started terribly, losing two wickets in two balls with haseeb hameed out first ball for nought on his return to the side. once again, the hosts turned to captainjoe root to steady the ship as england finished the day on 119/3. and that is all the support from us for now. england had a lot of work to do today. good to see crowds back at the cricket as well. yes. to do today. good to see crowds back at the cricket as well.— at the cricket as well. yes, the 100 has really captured _ at the cricket as well. yes, the 100 has really captured people's - has really captured people's imaginations, i think. has really captured people's imaginations, ithink. it has really captured people's imaginations, i think. it really has. people who i never would have expected to have a conversation with about cricket, and i'm not someone who knows loads about it, but really enthused about it now. so it is working, if that was the point, w